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Salehin
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how can I make a login page by 'C' ??

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    @RantSomeWhere
    Bro, I want to create login page for software and I want to use C language. I am a beginner & learner !
    Can you help me?
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    is this Facebook?
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    Read up the CGI standard. Is a bit old, but still works with modern web servers.
    Your process will be
    following: Parse arguments gotten by CGI, maybe parse POST data. Process the input. Send a result.

    If this doesn't help be a bit more specific what you want and where your problem is.
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    Is this for a college assignment/project ?
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    @RantSomeWhere He’s lost and in the wrong place. And I don’t see motivation. I see desperation.

    Probably another erroneous misunderstood sign up.
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    @-red I am a web developer, But also a student of Computer Science & Engineering. Now, I am trying to learn C language, so I posted here for help.

    Do you suggest me any social network where I can get proper help from experienced programmr??
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    @dudeking Yes bro, but I don't know how to create it by C language
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    C isn’t used for web development. But look into Web Assembly thatll suit your fancy.
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    @Trumby more aggravating than anything
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    @Trumby I like being pissed and hating everything so I’m diving in
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    Bro but don't forget about the bearer token
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    Like many said you should probably find an exercise designed for C language instead of throwing your existing knowledge on it. Trying to learn a language using something it's not designed for will likely result in hatred towards the language.
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    @Salehin any experienced programmer is going to tell you the same thing; if you want to do auth for a local app you need to consult the C docs on auth. A cursory google search should do you well.
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    @Salehin Not to be a dick but a "developer" generally knows how to develop something even if it's in a different language
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    @12bitfloat what do you mean?
    I can easily make a login page if I want to make it for website.
    I said I am a web developer.

    Do you have Knowledge about both of Web developing and C Programming?
    know well first
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    @Bubbles
    Ooh!
    Sis, I know well about C and Web Development.

    My question is only C related, why everyone talking here about Web Developing?
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    @RantSomeWhere
    Bro I just learnt the basics...which is not enough. But I want to learn
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    it's like eating sup with a fork, you will achieve that, but IT'S NOT THE RIGHT TOOL
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    @mowgli
    Then what is the right tool
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    @mowgli
    I don't want to learn web development 😪
    I want to learn software Development by 'C'
    By the way,Thanks!
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    An alternative to classical CGI would be the use and extension of a server framework (e.g. libh2o).
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    @Salehin but you said login page. That sounds like a web page where a user logs in. I've seen this done in PHP, JavaScript, even Perl and Ruby. But I've never seen it in C. What kind of login page are you trying to write in C if not a website login webpage? Maybe that's where all this is coming from.
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    @corscheid
    Hm,
    Just search in YouTube "how to create a login page by C programming "

    then you will understand what I want to know.
    But I think I didn’t get proper guidelines from YouTube.
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    @Trumby I also believe this dude to be a troll. If he really were a "web developer" like he keeps stating he would know how to use Google and probably know how to find out that what he is trying to do is pretty useless. I wouldn't even try and humor this with an answer.
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    I'm so lost I need a Map().

    Are you building a C program and want a login prompt/screen or are you building a webpage with a C backend?

    The "login page" appears to be misunderstood as a webpage.
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    @Salehin just use another language. Low level languages don’t run in the browser aside from Web Assembly
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    @Salehin Yes I do have experience in C and web developement. So much so that if I want to learn anything new I'm able to get there myself without having to ask random people on a social media platform.
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    I think he means he wants a login page in a console application with credentials stored in plain text
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    @CozyPlanes But login to where?
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    @CozyPlanes
    You Are Absolutely Right brother 🙂
    And I also want decorate this.
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    @Salehin I dont know how much youvare into programming, but if it is your professor requesting to make a stupid login function in c, the nest approach is to store your credentials in your source as plaintext and compare the input with simple if statements
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